The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1887-04-09
IS, shall the collector be directed to refund

is, shall the collector be directed to refun
the money.
d W. \. Clark, a postal clerk of Ne
J. York city, is in a peck of trouble.
seems he has been Systematically robbin
, the n,a,l of valuable packages for the pa.
two Or three years, and the theft of ree
istered package containing $4,000 bein
traced to him, he confessed to having ste
len it and some sixty others. He is no,
under arrest and will next make his debu
in Sing Sing prison for term Of years
He was released on giving the require,
bail. $4,000, and left, it is presumed, fo
the American colony in Canada.
The British steamer Carmena whicl
left Barrow, England, February 20 i
given up as lost, with all on board. Sh'
had full cargo of steel blooms, consigned
to firm in Pennsylvania. The vessel wa
commanded by Capt. J. A. Halero ane
had crew of thirty three men. The
Carmena was three -masted, schooner
rugged vessel and hailed from Dundee
Scotland. where she was built IN April
1881. William Thompson owned her
The vrssel and cargo were valued at
100000 and are fully insured.
Officers in pursuit of Bello and John
Brown, the notorious desperadoes imp,i-
Gated in the wrecking of the Atlantic and
Pacific train near Blue Water. n. NJ, last
January, came upon them Monday near
Laioya. A summons to halt was answered
by shot from Bello Browns revolver.
The officers returned the fire and Brown
fell from the saddle dead. John threw
up his hands and surrendered He will
be taken to Socorro county under charge
of murder and horse stealing. This is the
second of the gang of train wreckers who
have been killed by officers. Three are
in Jail awaiting trial. This breaks up
one of the worst gangs of desperadoes that
ever infested New Mexico.
c. Kirchof, Jr., agent for the division
of mining statistics of the United States
geological survey, has prepared a preliml-
nary statement of the production Of lead
and zinc for 1886, from which it appears
that 1889 short tons of desilverized
lead and $500 short tons of non-argentif-
erous lead were produced. Considerable
increase in the product is expected during
the current year, in southeast Missouri
The product of speltcr in the United
States is estimated as follows, the unit
being short tons of 1900: Illinois, 81 1,O77;
Kansas, S,932; Missouri, $3.50; eastern
and southern states, 6,762; total, 42.641.
Reports indicate preparation for further
increase in the product during the current
year.
The magnificent hotel Del Monte at
Monterey, Gala, was burned last Saturday
before daybreak. There were
nearly 800 guests in the hotel mostly
eastern people, and were safely rescued.
to the hotel was perfect sys-
lem of water works and fire apparatus.
out when brought into use to extinguish
hc fire it was found that this water works
lad been meddled with and there was no
water to be had, which evidences the fact
hat the fire was of incendiary origin.
Many of the guests only had time to es-
ape from the burning building in their
light clothes, and there being no other
ecourse, were obliged to camp IN the
pen air until about II a. m. when they
we're taken to San Francisco by special
rain. Consequently there was consider
bic suffering among those lightly clad
rom the cold. The hotel Del Monte was
wned by the Southern Pacific railway
ompany and cost $35O,OOO. There was 6
O insurance on either the hotel or its ,
ontents. 1t is to be rebuilt. :